Sentence examples for progeny earlier from inspiring English sources

CP2-treated P and F1 mice were well groomed, displayed no physical differences compared to non-transgenic (NTG) littermates, with fecundity prolonged up to 14 months of age, while untreated counterparts were heavier and stopped producing progeny earlier in life (Figs. 1C, D and S2).

The shaping of policy: Exploring the contexts, contradictions, and contours of privilege of Milliken v. Bradley I and its progeny 40 years later.

Likewise, CD62L (SELL), expressed on classical monocytes, is an important early marker of progenitor cell commitment to specific progeny [30,31].

Similarly, Harold Segel's Pinocchio's Progeny (1995) is a survey of modern dramatic literature seeking evidence of puppetry as a recurring leitmotif.

Speaking of entertainment, who would have imagined a sprawling entertainment industry, epitomized by Hollywood, in the wake of the advent of the moving picture and its Internet progeny today?

We stand as their progeny today.

In normal adult tissues, telomerase is most active in long-lived stem cells and progenitors, and then progressively decreases in more differentiated progeny [22] [24].

Because host meals are essential for oogenesis throughout the reproductive lifetime, parasitoids are often considered to have inherent parental conflicts of interest vis-à-vis their progeny [16] [17].

Although specific targets such as proliferation, vascularization, and growth factors have been identified as involved in the lower β-cell mass in LP progeny [11] [14], [43], the participation of oxidative stress can not be excluded.

> The overall mean fruit number of inbred progeny (14.10 ± 0.80 SE) was lower than the mean for outcrossed progeny (17.97 ± 0.84 SE).

Progeny AP1660 (piglet 4, day 4) had a similar profile in reverse.